Soviet Gromyko attacks U N over Greece Turkey aid
The Soviet deputy foreign minister denounced U N efforts for direct aid to Greece and Turkey as interference in internal affairs. He urged that aid be channeled through a United Nations commission and warned against U.S. conditions. The Security Council adjourned after debate and a vote on Greece policy, with U.S. proposals facing opposition.
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Trumman
Wallace Uncertain On Truman Support
Wallace said yesterday he has no political ambitions and it is too early to say whether he would back President Truman. The former vice president explained he skipped the Jefferson Day dinner for travel prep and did not hear Truman's speech. He plans to visit London Stockholm and other European cities to meet readers and promote backing for the United Nations.
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Washington
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Stockholm
United Nations
Senate To Take Up Balkan Aid Today
The Senate moved to begin consideration of President Truman's Greece and Turkey aid package valued at 400 million dollars. Debate centered on United Nations involvement and Soviet reactions with Senator Vandenberg urging cautious steps while Pepper saw potential diplomatic gains through UN action. The discussion touched on how much U.S. relief should pass through the UN versus direct support and the role of Greece and Turkey in Eastern Mediterranean security.
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Balkan Air
Soft Coal Output Drop Mirrors Miner Strike Impact
Pittsburg and surrounding mines faced a sharp 70 percent production drop as United Mine Workers and families reported reduced output from 400000 planned tons. About 5810 miners stayed away awaiting safety inspections, with 722000 tons cited as initial lost production. Government and unions weighed safety and relief as the Centralia disaster's $100 payments were noted by the UMW.
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John L. Lewis
A.B.S
Washington
United Mitta Workers
Te Centralia
Senate Votes On Lilienthal Tomorrow In Atomic Aide Row
The Senate yesterday debated confirmations for David Lilienthal and other nominees to the Atomic Energy Commission. A roll call showed 62 to 4 against approving certain names, with ongoing wrangling over appointees including Robert F. Bacher and others. Confirmation proceedings were set to continue tomorrow as lawmakers weigh the nominees and related appointments.
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Hickenlonper
Robert F. Bacher
We. W. Wayntack
Sonince T. Pike
Comminioner
Carroll TL. Wilson
Paralysis strike bill drafted by Senate panel
Senate committee drafted a general labor bill aimed at halting paralysis strikes by authorizing injunctions. The plan would curb closed shops, require a union shop majority, ban secondary boycotts and unfair labor practices, with a federal mediation process and a secret ballot on strikes.
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R-Ohie
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Tait
Gonert
Congress
Linke
Wuft
Mngland
Youth 16 Admits Slaying Church Sexton in St Joseph
In St Joseph Missouri Chief of Teller J Cray Keller reported that 16 year old Allen, adopted son of a rector, confessed to the April hammer slaying of John Tyrant the elderly sexton at his father's church. The motive cited was a snide urge and the two men were in the basement workshop when the attack occurred. County Prosecutor O R Newcomer announced charges against the youth last night.
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J. Cray Keller
John Tyrant
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Achuol Needny
Chriel Episcopal Church
Tate
O. R
Young Allen
Troy Albany Council balks at union strike call
An Albany meeting of the Troy Albany Council voted unanimously to oppose the Empire State Telephone Union strike. They accuse the parent organization of dictatorially forcing encosures and seek to renegotiate a local contract retroactive to March 1. The vote passed six to four with one abstention, with leaders demanding higher pay and opposition to outside coercion.
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Empire State Telephone Union
Upstate
B.S
Ralph Whitehurst
Farly ‘Trey
William B. Cummings
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Officialy
John A. Roenny
Henry Ford Dies at Home in Michigan
Henry Ford, famed automobile pioneer and industrialist, died last night at his Dearborn home after a long career that transformed a farm boy into a global empire. He faced criticism for pacifist and anti union stances yet drove wartime production and introduced progressive wages before his death. Continued on Page Eleven.
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Georgia
De Gaulle Launches New French Party in Strasbourg
De Gaulle outlines a western bloc strategy and calls for a new French political organization within a legal framework. He argues for ending the Fourth Republic, forming a strong executive, and maintaining France as a western nation allied with the United States and Britain.
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New York Governor Signs Communists List Bill under Walker Law
Governor Dewey signed the Archinal bill amending the Walker Law to require Communist Party rosters and membership data in New York State. The measure adds attorney general powers to prosecute violators, with violations punishable as misdemeanors carrying fines from 1000 to 10000 dollars. Companion Senate measure broadens vacancy appointments and Workmen’s Compensation claim periods. labor unions, fraternities, and secret societies are exempt from filing requirements.
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Secretary of State
Ily
Dewey
United States
Senate
Charles 4. Corry
Queens
Whitman's Estate Goes To Willow Children
New York probate notice shows Charles S Whitman deceased with will dated August 1 1914. Widow Mrs Phelan Cudlipp and two children receive one third each. estate valued around $20 000. Whitman’s son no award to favored trust. Mae Lombdy listed as secretary with $6 060.
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Whitman
Hia
Tao
Mra
Phelan Cudlipp
Ty Whitman
Chines Whittman
Nory Gaightar
Mes
Qive Wittman Parsons
Whitien
Mae Lomdy
Walkout Ceripples US 8. Service Walkout Ceripples US 8
President Joseph A. Beirne of the National Federation of Telephone Workers said last night the union lay down for a long shut down of the telephone industry. With nearly 300000 workers on strike nationwide, officials privately expect no settlement before today at earliest. Long-distance service dropped to 10 percent of normal and local service—though manual exchanges survived—tripled outages amid the walkout that began at 6 AM. Warren, director of the Federal Conciliation Service, met with Beirne and conciliator Hands to discuss possible settlement steps. Negotiations involved AT&T and Southwestern Bell, with government mediators aiming to avert a nationwide strike, while labor leaders demand about a $12 weekly wage increase. Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach and President Truman weighed options, but no immediate action was taken as talks continued.
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